Full-Time

Outside Sales Representative

Callaway Golf

Callaway Golf

1,001-5,000 employees

Manufactures premium golf clubs, balls, gear.

No salary listed

Long Island, New York, USA

Remote

Remote role requiring residence around Long Island, New York, with frequent travel throughout the sales territory.

Bachelor's

Category
Sales & Account Management (1)
Required Skills
Inventory Management
CRM
Word/Pages/Docs
Data Analysis
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
Microsoft Outlook

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Requirements
  • A Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.
  • A minimum of 4 years of selling experience is required for an entry-level volume territory.
  • Proficiency with computers, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Callaway Connect, the Order Tool, and various online sales tools.
  • Ability to lift up to 60 pounds and move, set up, and take down product displays.
  • A valid driver’s license and insurance eligibility to drive a company vehicle are required.
  • The driver’s record must meet authorized-driver criteria, and the employee must be able to drive a company vehicle.
  • Frequent travel within the sales territory and occasional travel outside the territory for sales meetings and trade shows are required.
Responsibilities
  • Sell, distribute, and promote company brands and products to assigned accounts within a geographical territory.
  • Maintain expertise in product features, sales programs, promotions, sales tools, pricing, and competitors’ products.
  • Sell and promote company products to meet brand and product-category objectives.
  • Develop and maintain relationships with existing and potential customers and build advocates among account sales staff.
  • Analyze current and anticipated customer requirements and promote consideration of company products.
  • Prepare and execute sales plans, inventory plans, call rotations, and business plans and objectives.
  • Conduct sales presentations, custom performance fittings, customer consumer events, and product training seminars.
  • Improve and maintain product merchandising and positioning within retail locations in accordance with sales-program requirements and the premium brand image.
  • Achieve monthly, quarterly, and annual revenue targets and grow the territory.
  • Maximize the number of accounts and dollars pre-booked to plan for the overall business.
  • Maximize product distribution across each product category and all brands.
  • Achieve new-product-launch sales targets by PAR dates.
  • Manage sales programs to maximize revenue.
  • Maintain the highest level of customer satisfaction.
  • Provide presentations of new products, sales programs, and promotions.
  • Position customer new-product-launch orders to PAR dates.
  • Gain and maintain product positioning and displays at all accounts.
  • Use and promote key initiatives to grow customer and territory revenue.
  • Maximize customer inventory throughout the product lifecycle, including assortment, promotion support, profitability, and sell-through.
  • Conduct effective product training seminars and ongoing customer training to create brand advocates.
  • Manage allocations, budgets, and available sales tools to maximize return on investment.
  • Visit customers daily.
  • Manage the contact schedule, call rotation, and travel within the territory.
  • Plan and execute custom fitting days that drive product trial and sell-through, including resources, scheduling, and event coverage.
  • Select, hire, train, and utilize performance fitting team representatives for consumer events.
Desired Qualifications
  • Outside territory account management experience is preferred.
  • Industry experience is preferred.
  • Golf knowledge is preferred.
  • Willingness to relocate is preferred.

Callaway Golf makes premium golf equipment and gear. It designs, manufactures, and sells clubs, balls, performance gear, and accessories for players worldwide. The products are built through engineering and testing to improve distance, accuracy, and feel, with a focus on innovation in material science and design to optimize energy transfer and control. The company differentiates itself by its long history, breadth of a premium product line, rigorous development and testing process, and emphasis on helping golfers of all levels improve their game. Callaway’s goal is to move the game forward by delivering better-performing equipment and by attracting top talent to support that mission.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Carlsbad, California

Founded

1982

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 net sales rose 2%, and adjusted EBITDA jumped 36%.
  • Callaway raised 2026 sales guidance to $2.045 billion-$2.070 billion on strong demand.
  • Management cut tariff impact to $43 million and maintained year-over-year margin expansion expectations.

What critics are saying

  • August 2026 Good Good scandal damaged trust, retailer relationships, and approval credibility.
  • Callaway’s stronger brand buyers can defect if women golfers and retailers stay offended.
  • Repeated approval failures or a major product recall would threaten the Callaway brand franchise.

What makes Callaway Golf unique

  • Pure-play golf after Topgolf separation sharpened Callaway’s equipment focus in 2026.
  • Odyssey Ai Dual S2S #7 won MyGolfSpy’s 2026 best zero-torque putter.
  • Callaway’s 2026 launch cadence emphasizes premium innovation like Quantum Mini Spinner.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Life Insurance

Paid Holidays

Employee Discounts

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

Company News

Yahoo Finance
Sep 3rd, 2026
Good Good sacks three execs over ad showing woman pushed to ground

American golf brand Good Good has dismissed three senior executives following backlash over an advert showing a woman being pushed to the ground. Chief executive Matt Kendrick and president Joe Flannery were sacked on Wednesday, whilst vice-president of brand and marketing Jeffrey Lefkovits was dismissed earlier this week. The video, created for golf club manufacturer Callaway, showed a Good Good co-founder pushing professional golfer Alexis Miestowski to the ground after she reached for a club. It drew widespread criticism for making light of violence against women. Callaway ended its partnership with Good Good and donated $1 million to organisations supporting victims of violence against women. Good Good, which has 2.1 million YouTube subscribers, has also withdrawn from sponsoring a PGA Tour event in Austin, Texas.

Yahoo Finance
Sep 3rd, 2026
Good Good Golf CEO and president resign after Callaway ad controversy costs retailer deals

Good Good Golf CEO Matt Kendrick and president Joe Flannery have resigned following controversy over a co-branded driver advertisement with Callaway. The video featured Good Good co-founder Garrett Clark shoving fellow member Alexis Miestowski. Nahid Giga, managing partner at G4 Investment Partners and a Good Good board member, will serve as interim CEO. Clark remains with the company and will continue creating content. The fallout has been significant. Callaway terminated its partnership with Good Good last week. The YouTube golf group also withdrew from sponsoring a PGA Tour event in Texas. Major retailers including Dick's Sporting Goods, Golf Galaxy, PGA Tour Superstore, and Target have pulled Good Good merchandise. Good Good raised $45 million last year led by Creator Sports Capital.

Penske Media Corporation
Sep 1st, 2026
Key executives out at Callaway Golf, Good Good Golf after ad debacle.

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SGB Media
Sep 1st, 2026
EXEC: Toni Sailer skiwear brand names Timo Regier to new managing director USA post.

EXEC: Toni Sailer skiwear brand names Timo Regier to new managing director USA post. September 1, 2026 Toni Sailer, the Munich-based premium skiwear brand that is owned by Fashion Pool GmbH, believes it has made a significant step in its international expansion strategy with the appointment of Timo Regier as managing director USA. In this role, Regier, who comes to Toni Sailer after more than 20 years with Kjus, is expected to oversee the strategic development and commercial growth of the Toni Sailer brand across the United States and Canada. Prior to Kjus, where he was most recently EVP of global sales and a member of the Board of Management, Regier reportedly worked for Callaway Golf in Europe for over six years. "North America has long represented a cornerstone of Toni Sailer's global portfolio," the company said in a media release. "Following the establishment of its dedicated subsidiary, Fashion Pool USA, in 2008, the brand has successfully positioned itself in premium ski destinations and major metropolitan areas worldwide. Today, Toni Sailer is recognized globally for its unique synthesis of luxury fashion, high performance technology and distinctive design." The company said the appointment of Timo Regier marks the next phase in its North American growth trajectory. Regier is expected to focus on elevating the brand's market footprint in the U.S. and Canada, "optimizing existing Toni Sailer retail relationships, and establishing new strategic partnerships." A core objective of this new leadership in the U.S. is said to be the reinforcement of Toni Sailer's market positioning as a premier international luxury performance brand. "Now, I am incredibly proud to step into a new chapter with another true icon of the industry," offered Regier. "There is something special about the heritage and craftsmanship of Toni Sailer, and I'm energized to lead our growth across the Atlantic. We have a massive opportunity to redefine luxury performance for the American skier, and I am especially looking forward to collaborating with our American trade partners to bring this vision to life. It is an honor to be part of the wonderful Toni Sailer team as we embark on this next chapter." Toni Sailer said this appointment underlines the strategic importance of the North American market. "The focus is on sustainable growth, close collaboration with selected retail partners, and bringing the unique combination of fashion and function that defines Toni Sailer to life for skiers across North America," the company concluded. Images courtesy Toni Sailer and Kjus

Inside Retail Asia
Aug 31st, 2026
Why apologies couldn't contain Good Good and Callaway's PR crisis.

Why apologies couldn't contain Good Good and Callaway's PR crisis. Good Good Golf and Callaway Golf are facing a commercial and reputational backlash over an ad that appeared to make light of violence against women. The controversy has now developed into a public dispute between the former partners, with Good Good's CEO accusing Callaway of approving the campaign before attempting to shift responsibility for it. Despite removing the video and apologizing, the brands face questions about how it was approved - and whether they can rebuild consumer trust. Call This content is for IR Pro subscribers only. IR Pro - monthly. $4 USD for the first 30 days. (Auto renews at $20 USD per month.) * Unlimited news access * Daily IR Pro content straight to your inbox * Exclusive members only masterclasses (live and on-demand) * Weekly careers advice * Independent research reports and forecasts * Indepth interviews with industry leaders and experts * Weekly and quarterly digital magazines delivered to your inbox Retailer's choice IR Pro - annual. $228 USD per year. (Auto renews annually) * Unlimited news access * Daily IR Pro content straight to your inbox * Exclusive members only masterclasses (live and on-demand) * Weekly careers advice * Independent research reports and forecasts * Indepth interviews with industry leaders and experts * Weekly and quarterly digital magazines delivered to your inbox